Kathleen Folbigg could have convictions for killing her four children officially overturned

The final report from an inquiry into the deaths of Folbigg's children found there was as an identifiable cause' for three of the deaths

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An appeals court will be asked to consider overturning Kathleen Folbigg's convictions for killing her four children after an inquiry found there was reasonable doubt of her guilt.

Folbigg received an unconditional pardon in June and was released from jail after a NSW inquiry heard new scientific evidence indicated she might not be responsible for her childrens' deaths.

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